but if a school needs to fund a teacher for a lab, for example, isa they had a need. some of the seniors needed to take a lit class and we funded a teacher there so we can approve those students access there to graduate. we have a partnership with bayview beacon center. we have the sowa school of the arts and sciences and partners with high schools and we offer biology and chemistry and i talked about the isa. we also have two new sprout funds which is an elementary learning lab with a lead led by dr. stevens. we are taking a cohort of eight teachers and providing an intensified learning lab for identified students in the elementary school. we are also working with dcyf as well as ycd to start a ninth grade bridge program at our high schools. so to provide them with an opportunity to become acclimated to what's required and what's expected of them at the high school level. i'm probably leaving something out. but i think you get idea of it. once you hear about the summer bridge program. so we are going toef two cohorts at two sites at marshall and balboa with incoming

isa michigan school system reevaluating how it teaches slavery. was learning about the civil war and the industrial revolution. the teacher asked the students if they would rather be a factory worker or a slave. most students said they would rather be a slave. >> i was disappointed. what slaves went through is humongous. to say they want to be a slave is disappointing. >> her mother called the school and worried that students were not getting a full picture of slavery. the lesson has been removed and turingstrict is restruc the way slavery is taught. >> the student that sued her parents for financial support is back home. fordge denied her request school tuition. the return does not involve money. the lawyers said there is a long road ahead for the family, but the healing process is underway. parentse credit to the and this young lady to realize this was the right result. it is something that got out of hand. >> the lawsuit has not officially been withdrawn. it technically is still pending. wonder what it is like around that dinner table. >> it is

american isa, every riding his coattails. .arack obama will visit john boehner is inviting him to joinaddress congress. >> is a blank slate for people. he can be the issue people want him to be. it if you want to help the poor, he is there for you. if you want to have dialogue across different religions, he has that. it is driving the tradition -- he has something for the traditionalists. he can't back down a lot of that stuff. everybody that he meets is going to find something in him they can latch onto that supports their agendas. >> he may be the most captivating man on the planet. thank you very much. we will talk to him -- about him again. we are turning to something i would call almost a sleazy. it is not uncommon for rich and trysts to higher rich -- hire lobbyists. he had a $1 billion bet that the firm herbalife would go under. he hired big democrats. there's something unseemly about this. >> he is following a traditional advocacy playbook. you see big interests, big trade groups do this. you have never seen one man with a big bet in place take on one company and start pulling

i want to play out the drama between cummings and isa this morning. what is your take on that? >> i think it would have been wise to let cumminging -- cummings -- have his question. >> i may state? >> you are free to leave but the gentlemen may ask the question >> mr. chairman, i have one procedureal question to help you get the information. >> what is your question? >> let me say what i have to say. first, i would like to use my time to make brief points. for the past year, the central republican talks in this -- >> we are adjourned. >> this is an uncomfortable moment. >> i think it would have been wise to let cummings go on with what he was going to say. we understand the democrats are not happy about this. and you have seen member in congress suggesting this wasn't a big deal and they may not have been targeting the groups despite the president acknowledged and this was on overreach. going back to the investigation, the president said there wasn't a smidge of corruption. how can a serious investigation be taking place? i think they are being generous to describe what is happ

darryl isa says lerner will testify before his committee this week as is search for the truth continues. but her attorney said not so fast. as of right now, she continues to plan to take the fifth. >>> overseas, ukraine on the brink of disaster, some saying russia has declared war as the u.s. ponders its next move. >> i think we're playing marbles. >> a whole lot of breaking news to cover today. we begin with the crisis in ukraine with jessica live in crimea. jessica. >> reporter: more troops have rolled in here in crimea. hundreds have gathered at an infantry base here where i'm staying. four armored vehicles with machine guns attached. 13 armored vehicles are here with hundreds of troops with them. they basically captured this inventory base. the ukrainian soldiers say they can't leave, thooel they're being held hostage. meanwhile, we have just learned that ukraine's coast guard, basically, has moved its ship from its ports here in crimea out to the black sea. they maintain they're still loyal to kiev. we're hearing different reports on that, as well. in addition, russian service men

. >> that means by giving in t isa big challenge to all of us. let us face it. we'll give our children the education they require. >> parents are being encouraged to accepted their children back to school with promises of better security, but the family still isn't sure the time is right. such is the burden of a generation making a choice between living today and striving for a better tomorrow. al jazeera, northern nigeria. >> now to our series "homeless in america," it may not be the major leagues but it is a lifesaver for a group of americans who are down on their like. helping the homeless find a home of their own. >> it's a rough and tumble indoor match for the seattle team. down three goals early. but being down and fighting back are things these teammates know well. they share a history of homele homelessness. most live on the streets bounc bouncing from shelters for years. number 17 is eddie castro. he had a small room in this shelter when he heard about street soccer two years ago. >> i felt like in shelters i never really had a personal space. >> report

>> i have over and over said to chairman isa and our committee, i want the truth, the whole truth, andthing but the truth. and, ed, i don't have any problem. there's nothing i have seen that i don't think should be revealed to the american public. i think they need to see it. it's chairman isa that holds back transcripts that are exculpatory of the administration when he's trying to accuse the administration of doing something wrong. so, no, i think what happens to chairman issa in my search for the truth, he then confuses with obstruction. i'm just searching for the truth. i've said it and i mean it, i want to go where the facts lead us. but now we're on some witch-hunt in the forest somewhere and hearing after hearing after hearing and it's gotten to be ridiculous almost. >> yeah. congressman, just before you go, i want to switch subjects quickly. i want your gut reaction to the news that there are 6 million people that have signed up for the affordable care act. considering where we were in october and the mix-up of the website, the president said it was going to be corrected, what'

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molly, i'm wondering if rush isa is much more integrated in the economy, there are risks that didn'tst in earlier eras for unilateral action on the part of russia. >> i think yes and no. the russian economy is much more integrated in the rest of the world. but it's also important to remember that one of the first things that president putin did when he came back to office in 2012 was to announce to all of the bangers and olagarts and others in his cabinet that this was time for russians to bring their money home. no more banks in cypress or london. if you want to be a part of russia, you need to bring your money back to russia. it makes us wonder if he knew what was happening to russia. it is some extent what protection them that they have connections. where europe is hesitant in considering banking sanctions. >> maybe they brought back money but they can't bring back english premiere leagues, soccer teams, luxury flats and goods that exist in new york, paris and london. >> no, for sure, that's true. inside of russia is not russia of 1991 any more. but i think it is still--it's not a

was prepared to consider returning to the negotiating table was an agreement by which israel on an isa forced to christmas time on the twenty ninth. this was how nice it would give a slight impression of pakistan's efforts to achieve peace. mum had recorded nominees. back in the palestinian west bank thousands came out to the support for fast he's under pressure from domestic critics who accuse him of getting into the city to these ready to thomas continued israeli settlement building and a palestinian refusal to recognize his fantasy to the state remain the main obstacles to peace malaysian investigate is so still focusing on the pa does toughest foe or a possible motive behind the disappearance of an airline and the scene for the new week. todd expects the last let's head from the cockpit before stuart someone with specially snow on a stock that is paying off colds. it's a side sabotage show catastrophic day at the session unprecedented scale stretching from the southern indian ocean to the shows that the caspian sea in an old is underway meanwhile distorts the nascent missing two hu

isae yamamoto developed the software. the prize money will come out of his own packet. >> translator: i want to show people how serious i am about the competition. >> reporter: yamamoto is all smiles, but his program shows no mercy. it crushed its amateur opponents. the matches went on for four days. in the end, it was computer, 166, challengers, zero. >> it was just too strong. i was completely beaten. >> translator: it's hard for humans to win. that's one powerful program. >> reporter: 28-year-old yamamoto was in elementary school when he learned the ancient game from his father. >> translator: i learned shogi when i was stuck in the house with an eye problem. the doctors wouldn't let me play outdoors. >> reporter: the shogi board became his playground, instead. yamamoto learned computer programming at the university of tokyo. he earned a masters degree in shogi software development. until recently, humans have been better than computers at assessing situation, and plotting strategy. yamamoto's original program was not

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when is the money under the isa. the series this into question. i am two heat. chicken. do. to me six. what do i see it. what other people's expressions of healing. which leads to what may be one of italian television's most genuinely awkward moments the kid. ty is somewhat more open. fall in crime stunned and enthusiastic television audience in italy. we ran for three seasons between two thousand five and two thousand ninety eight the story is based on the novels of the larry ovaries which became popular for her sense of history and their exploration of final causes of crime. only two of his novels have been translated into english and the books serve as a departure point for the series episodes rather than providing specific storyline. scenario is played by luke harper if he brings a depth to his trail of a complicated man. in addition to his acting career barbara's he is a well known figure in italy because of his political involvement having served as a member of parliament since two thousand and eight he became famous in nineteen eighty three his association with the no

this document is among the fastest reported act isa protest genius as an engineer in united kingdom is the site the number of key aspirations from the jewish community before but it is at the palms in may. use relationship with israel religious freedoms anti extremism on this course teaches r is for focus points the cpt together say they feel it's representative of the concerns many jewish people feeding across the european union. it's going to give the jewish perspective to the very very big issues which face in europe the moment i think in the season really troublesome tied in terms of the rise in anti semitism in many countries and also the um difficult relationship which many european countries seem to be having the gazelle intensity. the boycott divestment campaigns are we trying to address some of these issues in a very profound way. so the question but that just putting together a document like this will be able to have any significant influence within the european parliament's one of the ice pick or no peace in your own jurisdictions says it's a positive step for licences in eu

u s senators get an update from washington and we're also going to have a look at theions league it isa big one and one of the details to stay with us are there ew. climate change is affecting us all. rising sea levels i joined them for using want to lie to the streets. oems. and to entire communities. this is their own choice. energy conservation. recycling. and transport. help me jaw line find out what you can see today. the children i thought all. we get there watching the sci test and i got it spot on the us senate panel supposed to oversee its core c i a director john brennan says but it was cooperating with the justice department to determine whether any wires had been broken. he made the comments after senator dianne feinstein accused the agency of the illegally searching sending computer several years ago. the computers were being used to prepare an internal report on a controversial c i a interrogation program well for more on this story has crossed over now to washington twenty w correspondent in the dark storage is standing by me to get to see you dianne feinstein has been ve

that isa phenomenon taking the stage by storm. page ofick up the front the new york times this morning, moving state by state by state. likely be on the ballots this year in alaska. probably coming soon to rhode island. lots of states are talking about it, not only from legalization from a freedom issue, but in that they think they can collect as a result of legal marijuana. what do you think states that are looking at this can learn from colorado and the peace you put together atco time: we spent a lot of with the governor, a pretty small guy. he calls what is going on in colorado a great social experiment. if it really is a social experiment, colorado is the petri dish in which all the other state should keep an eye on. the nationalat governors association conference this past weekend come and he everyone to take it slow. this is unchartered territory. if states and legislatures are seeing dollar signs, what no one really knows is the cost of this. what is the social cost? are people going to be driving high? addiction rates goi

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. >> commissioners, there isa motion and a second on the floor to adopt a recommendation for approval with staff modifications. on that motion, commissioner antonini? >> aye. >> commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner hillis? >> aye. >> commissioner moore? >> aye. >> commissioner sugaya? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> aye. >> and commission president wu? >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously. 7 to 0 and places you on items 11 a and about for case no. 2013.1177c and v for 2601 van ness avenue, request for conditional use authorization and the acting zone administrator will consider the request for variances. >> good evening, president wu and planning commissioners, glenn cabreros department staff. the project before you located at 2601 van ness avenue within the rc4 district and 65-a height and bulk district district. the project proposes construction of a new 27 unit sick story mixed use building with four commercial spaces and three -- 43 bike parking spaces at the ground floor, [speaker not understood] and two basement levels [speaker not understo

isas far as housing concerned, people are trying to decide whether to wait because interest rates mayr or they may go higher. it is not clear when the optimum time is to buy. keep in mind of the consumer is the real driver of the economy. if the consumer is going well, likely, itmore than will fuel the recovery. >> bob, is it enough to give the u.s. economy momentum at this point? along,economy is coming about consistent with a 2.5, three percent real gdp growth. just part ofis that gradual recovery we are seeing. it is holding on. >> is it enough at this point, david, to say it has regained its position as one of the legs of this economy? >> it is better to gain 150,000 jobs a month them lose them. we have been in gradual gains. you have a lot of impediments all over the credit system -- fedcoin instead of bitcoin. [laughter] but it ising slowly, still healing. you still have 20 million american households whose incomes are either underemployment or -- >> until we see a pickup in investment and we are not going to see the accelerated effects for job growth, and i think that investmen

. -- there isas to be orelement of hyperbole apocalyptic description of it in every moment. this is the greatest foreign-policy crisis the president has ever had. >> but that is actually true. >> maybe, but you do not know at this point. there is a long line of the president's greatest tests. there was a long line of them, and many of them went away very quickly. thatw do you guard against pace that you are pushing towards? what do you do about it? >> the advantage we have is that the president is a very deliberative arson. -- person. before we act, before we go out and do something, he will take a .tep back he is always encouraging us to take a long game. the other thing is experience. the longer he is here, the longer we have been in the white house. to identify the signal from the noise. what is a real legislative problem and what is just a fleeting thing of the moment. i was thinking about this when book just came out. there were some excerpts that were taken and blown up to be this big thing. i took it very much in stride. yearsfident that four prior, a lot of people in

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darryl isa says lerner will testify before his committee this week as is search for the truth continuestorney said not so fast. as of right now, she continues to plan to take the fifth. >>> overseas, ukraine on the brink of disaster, some saying russia has declared war as the u.s. ponders its next move.

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chrisman isa telling how i think senator feinstein is as outrage as anyone and i share her outrage. think the violation of the constitutional separation of powers should be an offensive highest level, virtually treason. tonight i'm a possible break in the mystery of that missing malaysia airlines flight 370. a chinese government agency has released satellite images , this image in particular, which they say could be the crash area of the boeing 777 that vanished by days ago, 290 people aboard. china in releasing these images says there are three large floating objects in the picture. it was captured one day after the flight from kuala lumpur, malaysia to beijing. the location of the images over the waters northeast of malaysia. they do breast along the original flight path of flight 370. >> including from boeing us federal aviation authority and the us national transport safety board. in helping with the investigation. my heart reaches out to the families of the passengers and crew and i give you my assurance that it will not reduce the tempo. >> lou: despite the new leads in these

darryl isa tried to adjourn the meeting but maryland democrat elijah cummings, was not ready. >> we may all adjourn. the gentleman may ask his question. >> i have one procedural question and it may be letting you get your information. >> what is your question? >> let me say what i have to say, i've listened to you for the last 15 to 20 minutes. let me say what i have to say. >> ms. lerner you are released. >> i am a member of the congress of the united states of america. i am tired of this. >> well -- >> we have members over here each of represent 700,000 people. can you not just have a one-sided investigation. there is absolutely something wrong with that and it is absolutely unamerican. >> the committee chairman eventually left the room but elijah cummings stayed and kept talking. >>> one of the coldest snowiest winters in memory has put a cloud over the fishing industry in the graicts. ash-har quraishi has the story. >> for more than 50 years, the family has been processing fish caught on the midwest and the great lakes. >> we are handling upwards of a million pounds of fish a week.

for example, in manufacturing in january, we saw decrease in manufacturing, isa manufacturing index. that was up in fenn, almost 2%. what was interesting about that report as well, that new orders in manufacturing were up about 3.3. so certainly from manufacturing standpoint, they're expecting things to move forward to be positive. and i think what you will see is that the, that the harsh winter we had had a big effect across unemployment and other things and we'll see that trend out, and i think market goes higher first quarter into the summer. david: mash sebastian, inflation hearing more particularly in commodities. do you get a sense of that in the cme? >> everybody is watching that over here. we're all bond traders and what not. that is the key. that is what will able to let 10-year stay so low. we're not seeing inflation with growth in the economy. that really allowed the 10-year note. if the 10-year note starts to move, all right, you asked earlier what will cause, derail this rally? if the 10-year note starts to move drastically, yields move dress exly higher. that will -- da

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after isa questioned former irs official lois learner for more than 11 minutes he attempted to adjourna single democrat speak. as congressman cummings, the ranking democrat on the committee, repeatedly canned kwd to ask a question, issa packed his bags. when congressman cummings continued to speak, issa tried to silence cummings literally by apparently holding down some sort of button on his panel. before that awkward enough, the issa gave a close-it-down signal to the audio operators. that's right, the chairman of the congressional committee made the slit the throat motion as a sitting congressman was trying to speak. >> if you will sit down and allow me to ask a question. i am a member of the congress of the united states of america. i am tired of this. we ha we represent 700,000 people. you cannot just have a one-sided investigation. >> but the fact is one-sided investigations are exactly what congressman issa aims to have. this past december congressman issa cut the mike on democratic congressman john tierney at a hearing on the affordable care act. >> the gentleman is not in order

the head of the congressional black caucus is calling for house speaker john boehner to remove darrel isaittee. this is to do with drama that started 24 hours ago at the oversight economy. issa had a confrontation with cummings, a member of the meeting. it continued overnight to today to what just happened on the house floor. let's bring in joe johns from washington now. bring us up to speed on recent developments. >> this was marcia fudge of ohio with the congressional black caucus. it may be bigger than that. she offered what's called a privileged resolution on the house floor alleging that the chairman of the house oversight and reform committee darrel issa acted inappropriately trying to turn off the microphones and trying to adjourn the meeting while congressman alijah cummings of maryland was raising objections to the way the committee was proceeding. marcia fudge essentially read this resolution. it doesn't have to be enacted immediately. bottom line, it's not likely to do far. the house of representatives as you know sort of operates as a place that is generated by force. republic

isa complains -- >> they gave a quote in the beginning, jacked it up $1,800 at the end. >> tara saysmised. lived in empty house 65 days. >> those furious complaints of rip-offs, of horrible service, of "stress to the max," were just another day at the office for this guy. how often would customers call you and complain? >> that was a daily occurrence. >> reporter: jason raffa spent nearly five years as a customer service agent in the moving industry. he confesses the process can be a minefield of potential rip-offs, especially if you hire a low-cost mover through a broker. so tell me the types of scams that you've seen? >> the most part of the scamming is from the price inflation, from weight, packing. >> reporter: raffa says watch out, your initial estimate can turn out to be a low-ball number that gets pumped up once the company has your stuff. >> i have actually seen movers come in close to 10 grand more than what they were estimated. >> reporter: this is the kind of scam that goes on all across the country? >> unfortunately, yes, sir. >> reporter: j.j. stroh of the arizona depart

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committee chair isa is again led the attack as republicans try to find any proof that officials at the agency were directed to conduct audits of conservative groups that spent money in the last two elections. the republican conspiracy theory is that the audits were politically motivated, and they insinuate that they may have been directed by the white house. despite the incurable fever for this story on the right and in conservative media, issa's committee has yet to turn up any actual evidence. so today, once again, the oversight committee called former top irs official lois lerner to testify. and issa asked a series of ten questions to which lerner, as highway is did more than nine months ago, pleaded the fifth each time. they gavelled the hearing to a close less than 12 minutes after it began and without allowing a single democratic member to ask a question. the democrats' ranking member elijah cummings, was not having it. for 90 second after issa gavelled the hearing closed, congressman cummings attempted to make his voice heard until chairman issa cut off mr. cummings' mic and att

and what isa scene interesting about it is that it is like you can go back 24 or 48 hours in time.uation. the students are still in control of the legislative chamber. the parliamentary chamber was taken over on tuesday. thatight, the big news is from an urge of a splinter group, they overtook the cabinet building that is 1.5 blocks north of the legislative building. protesters got inside the compound and took over two floors of the building. at 7:30 or 8:00 last night. at 11:00, the police acted on executive orders from the premier to evict them from the compound. they went in and used full riot shields, other and clear themr out for six hours. they had cleared out all the protesters. quite a few people were beaten in the process. a lot of people were dragged from the grounds. being used on protesters in the evening. 7:00 or 8:00 this morning, the situation had returned to normal. the executive building haven't taken back by the police and the protesters were pushed back to the legislative building, 100 or 200 meters away. a couple of water cannons on the scene and they use them t

chairman isa adjourned the meeting. since when has china's military spending made headlines? since today. the defense budget going up just as the president scaled back here. look at this, it is not real. it is another buzz creator. back to reality. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ >> what exactly wanted to fix the problem caused by citizen united. what exactly does that mean? would you please turn the mic on. >> my counsel has advised me that i have not waived my constitutional rights under the fifth amendment. under his advise, i decline to comment. >> you will not tell us who wants to fix the problem. >> on the advice of my counsel, i exercise my fifth amendment right. >> ladies and gentlemen, seeking the truth is the obligation of this committee. i see no point in going further. i have no expectation that lois lerner will cooperate with this committee. >> may i ask my question? >> you are all free to leave, but the gentleman may ask his question. stuart: that was intense. it was almost uncomfortable watching it unfold. the main witness said nothing. lois lerner pleads

what is the resource for isa? >> there is not much legal recourse. there is political resource.o the issue and trying to find more documents to embarrass the white house. the treasury bill says this is temporary relief and it has happened before. it has, but it was very small, limited delays that had to with employer problems. the employer mandate hasn't been done because there is going to be political and economical problems with the i implementation. >> we were surprised they knew about the delay prior to the program. this raises questions about whether the fact they directed the man datedet for political problems. >> yeah, if it were just problems, you would have hhs saying we need more time. but this came from the whoite house. you should go to congress and delay it the right way but they don't want them trying to change it. >> what is the incentive to delay this employer mandate? >> it applies to mid-range empl employers, having 50 or more people, so you are creating a disadvantage of hiring more people. if you on the cusp, you don't hire new people. or if you are above, yo

long shadow isa what is going on in ukraine?rates, it will have ramifications in terms of economic activity. companies have that reaction. we want this resolved peacefully. mike, thanks for putting it into perspective for us. about something that caught my eye yesterday afternoon. .he ipo filing some of you may not be familiar with this boutique investment that does business exclusively with companies it has hired, mostly for mergers and acquisitions. 470 people. right now pretax is the right way to look at it because it's not yet public. most of the money flows through the partners. there's some interesting things about moelis. wall street ipo's do not come along very often. we have not seen them in a &a volumes this high since the third quarter of 2008. wall street ipo's is another casualty of the crisis. it was not just home prices, the stock market. >> cyclical upturn. >> exactly. >> the regulatory filings show that more than 50% of moelis was earmarked last year. why would this company want to go public when it would invite

we're goes to make it free and share through the united nations and know what we can't do anyhow which isae can't control it. >> don't you worry about other less honorable nations that are our ascend danlt that may -- >> they're already doing that, i travel a lot, there's certain country where is you're not allowed to use skype, but there's ways to get around it. these dark economies, there's unfortunately things that are illegal going on. so it's already there. >> so it's easier to conduct those -- >> not if it's through the united nations and i do cover the united nations. i am not going to say the united nations can't do anything, we cover the united nations, they do a pretty good job on a lot of things. >> they're pretty corrupt, aren't they? >> it's open anyway, the technology is all right there and other people are all right using it. >> critics, and i have heard them say this, that the handover is a "kumbaya" measure by president obama, let's show how inclusive and open we can be and forget all the dangers, do you think he's being naive? >> i laid it out in chapter and verse, giving

isa different conclusion that policymaking right now feels too important to me to be left to politicians. i really like you're pulling together, what we do not have in a long-term is a vision in any areas. a small observation, i am the first to defend cbo, it tries to do this. how do you build institutions that are more impartial and more removed from politics? it is why we do commissions. technocratsring in or experts to weigh in on what will help grow the economy the most and will be most beneficial to borrow for. the lack of trust in what politicians are defining as things that will work in certain ways that i think is one of the biggest roadblocks. >> thank you. . have been given the red light we can have a spillover session and anyone who wants to watch them argue, please, right behind that exit sign. thank you so much for a really fun panel. [applause] >> white house budget director sylvia mathews burwell talks about the prospects for a deal with congress on deficit reduction in the 2015 budget. her remarks are 20 minutes. [cheers and applause] margarets about carlson? >> she is te

congressman isa probably was so happy that she may testify and may have jumped the gun.harles: jumped the gun in a sense of letting the public know? not granted immunity. >> he did not say what it was. i cannot imagine her testifying. she is exposing herself too3 criminal liability. remember, this is not an ordinary negotiation. she will have to testify. immunity removes that amount of protection. think about it. if the government has agreed they cannot prosecute you, you have no need for that protection. charles: she may be eager to get this over with. eager to testify. >> if she is not, she is facing years of civil and criminal litigation. i think she is eager to get it over with. the typical model is, you do not pick the top person. you do not pick the bottom person. you pick a present close enough to the bottom that they cannot testify against the person at the top. the top person is arguably the president of the united states. >> you want to go high enough up the food chain so you have high enough material on the person at the top. the goal is to rid the government

it depends on where the isa jim's take place.ong ago we talked about serious flooding in the mississippi river. flooding, believe it or not, is one of the biggest threat in terms of natural disasters. like a silent killer. it is very problematic and it is economicd cause huge loss. >> how far down does the ice go? i don't mean to pin it on you. in a year like this, new orleans does not get ice jams. does st. louis get ice? >> we could definitely see ice but what happens with the spring thaw, it is considered a rapid snow melt. when the ice melts it melt quickly and then soon as it does we see a rush of water flowing in some of the really large rivers. even as far north as minnesota, once we start getting the warmer temperatures, the snow will melt, and that is when we have concern about letting. you saw earlier, the flood concerns from minor to moderate is in the northern tier of the country. i hope he does not turn into the situation as in previous years but the risk is there. >> certainly is risk and we appreciate you coming on

my second visit to go back, because what i want to i see isa continuation of the investigation of the death of this young lady until there is closure for their family. just as any of us were we the parent of a young lady that lost their life on behalf of the united states of america. i rise to pay first particular tribute to secretary kerry, samantha power to the state department of the united states of america, to michael reigner the ambassador in benin, to todd wattly, to kevin armstrong, the as theusaid director, all of whe made it their top priority the investigation and the fulfillment of bringing this case to a reality. three years ago when i went to benin for the first time it was to encourage president yahi of benin-to-a how the united states to come in and assist in the investigation and the prosecution of the case. a rare thing to happen in that french colony which is governed by french law. to our credit and president yahi's credit, he allowed us to come in and begin assisting the investigation. i went back last week because it looked like the case was dying. it looked like